Baldwin Brothers Biography Alec, Daniel, Billy and Stephen Alec Baldwin Alexander Rae Baldwin III (born April 3, 1958, in Massapequa, New York, Long_Island, New York) is an American actor who is the oldest and best known of the "Baldwin brothers", with brothers Daniel, Stephen and William. He is of three quarters Irish and one quarter French descent. Baldwin has appeared in movies such as The Cooler, The Hunt for Red October, Beetlejuice, Ghosts of Mississippi, Talk Radio, Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within (voice), The Cat in the Hat, Pearl Harbor, Thomas and the Magic Railroad, Along Came Polly, The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie, and The Aviator. He has also made notable appearances on television. In particular, Baldwin is one of the most frequent hosts of Saturday Night Live, leading the show twelve times and also making cameo appearances regularly. He played William Barrett Travis in a movie about the Alamo called Thirteen Days of Glory. In 1998, he began narrating the American version of the children's series Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends. He left the series in 2003.

When Baldwin was young, he had a job as a busboy at famous New York City disco Studio 54. He claims he had to quit the job because seeing all of the sex going on around him "was making me too horny." He was married to actress Kim Basinger from 1993 to 2002. They were the subject of much media attention for the bitter divorce and custody fight for their daughter and accusations that Baldwin was an abusive husband, which many believed hurt his career in addition to allegations of him having anger managemeant problems. Baldwin, a liberal Democrat, has always had an active interest in politics and is frequently rumored to be a candidate for public office. He recently revealed in a British magazine interview that he plans to leave acting in a few years to pursue a career in politics. Daniel Baldwin Daniel Baldwin is an American actor who is a member of the famous Baldwin family. His brothers, Alec, Stephen and William are also actors. William Baldwin William Baldwin (born February 21, 1963) is an American actor. He is best known for his early starring roles in such films as Backdraft and Flatliners.

He also starred alongside Cindy Crawford in the 1995 film, Fair Game. He has continued to act in films and on television, but has not taken many lead roles. His brothers Daniel, Stephen and Alec are also notable actors - see Baldwin brothers. He is married to singer Chynna Phillips. Stephen Baldwin Stephen Baldwin (born May 12, 1966) is an American actor. He is one of the "Baldwin brothers," with brothers Daniel, William and the most famous Alec. In 2001 and 2002 he was a frequent caller into "The Ron and Fez Show" before they moved from New York City to Washington D.C. He is a born-again Christian in contrast to his leftist brother Alec. He currently resides in the village of Nyack, New York. He directed and produced Livin' It!, a film that focuses on Christian athletes involved in extreme sports and evangelism. Stephen Baldwin became a born-again Christian shortly after the 9/11 attacks. He frequently talks about his conversion experience, which involves his Portuguese housekeeper. He also currently hosts the television show, Scare Tactics.

From Wikipedia, Family Tree Tuesday – Alec Baldwin Geni Blog Home » Family Tree Tuesday » Family Tree Tuesday – Alec Baldwin Family Tree Tuesday – Alec Baldwin Posted April 24, 2012 by Hiromimarie | No Comment Alec Baldwin Alec Baldwin was born Alexander Rae Baldwin III on April 3, 1958 in Long Island, New York to Alexander Rae Baldwin, Jr. , a high school history/social studies teacher and football coach and Carol Martineau , founder of the Carol M. Baldwin Breast Care Center of the University Hospital and Medical Center at Stony Brook, NY. Baldwin is an American actor who has appeared on stage, television and film. He first gained recognition through television for his work in the role of Joshua Rush on the soap opera Knots Landing. His performance in the 2003 film The Cooler garnered him a nomination for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. Since 2006 he has starred on the NBC sitcom 30 Rock as Jack Donaghy, winning two Emmy Awards, four Golden Globe Awards, and seven Screen Actors Guild Awards for his work on the show, making him the male performer with the most SAG Awards ever.

Alec Baldwin attended George Washington University from 1976-1979. He then transferred to New York University to study acting at the Lee Strasberg Theater Institute. He graduated from NYU in 1994 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. In 2010, Baldwin gave a commencement address at NYU and was awarded with a Honorary Doctor of Fine Arts degree. He was married to actress Kim Basinger and had a daughter, Ireland . He is the oldest of the Baldwin brothers who are all actors as well. Daniel Baldwin who is currently married to former British model Joanne Smith , Billy Baldwin who is married to singer Chynna Phillips daughter of The Mamas & the Papas band members John and Michelle Phillips ; and Stephen Baldwin is married to Brazilian graphic designer Kennya Deodato . William Baldwin - TV.com William Baldwin 2/21/1963, Massapequa, New York, USA Birth Name EDIT William Baldwin is the third of the famous acting Baldwin brothers. His older brothers are Alec and Daniel, and his younger brother is Stephen. His non-acting sisters are Elizabeth, and Jane.

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Which Baldwin is which? How did all four brothers become actors? How are they alike? How are they distinguishable? Advertisement First, a quick review of the Baldwin oeuvre. Alec (age 40) claims the greatest screen success. His critical hits include a lead performance, opposite Sean Connery, in The Hunt for Red October (1990). Last year, he starred with Anthony Hopkins in David Mamet's The Edge. Daniel (37) is derisively referred to as the "TV Baldwin." Aside from bit parts in B movies, his only major role was as Detective Beau Felton in NBC's acclaimed Homicide: Life on the Street. Hollywood always touts 35-year-old William (or Billy, as he abhors being called in the press) as the Baldwin most likely to break through to major stardom. But he has done little since his box office hits Backdraft (1991) and Sliver (1993). Stephen (31) remains consigned mainly to teen flicks (though he won acclaim for his supporting role in The Usual Suspects).

Textbook example: the 1996 comedy Bio-Dome, where he plays opposite ex-MTV star Pauly Shore. (There are two Baldwin sisters: Jane [32], a physical therapist in Syracuse, N.Y., and Beth [42], a Long Island housewife. Both say they will never take up acting.) Profiles chalk up the brothers' success to 1) good looks and 2) on-screen intensity. The Baldwins say they inherited both from their handsome, demanding father, Alexander, a devoutly Catholic social studies teacher from Massapequa, N.Y. (Alexander died in 1983, and the brothers claim still to be driven by their devotion to him.) Because they are Irish-Catholic, tightknit, and play touch football, the Baldwins constantly compare themselves to the Kennedys. It is a Baldwin commonplace to say that either Alec or Billy will become president. The Baldwin matriarch, Carol, sometimes refers to herself in interviews as Rose. Had the Baldwin patriarch lived longer, many speculate, the brothers wouldn't have taken up acting. According to this theory, Alexander was adamant that they become lawyers, and his objections would have stymied their careers. However, Hollywood proved irresistible.

While a student at New York University, Alec was spotted by a talent scout and offered a spot on the soap opera The Doctors. Stephen claims he has always been a thespian, performing in regional theater and singing with the Long Island Philharmonic. But his acting career took off only when an agent spotted him working in a Manhattan pizza parlor. Billy and Daniel say they both got into acting after they saw how easy it was for their brothers to make it. Advertisement Is there a Baldwinian essence? If so, what are its dimensions? 1 The Baldwin Look. Many note similarities in their sinuous, full lips; dimpled chins; and "intense eyes." Profiles also dwell on the Baldwin mane. All but Stephen, who wears a bowl cut, are known to slick back their hair with vast amounts of gel and mousse. (Famous story: It once took two days to shoot a 30 second scene of Billy driving a convertible. Afraid his hair would get out of place, he stopped every few yards to get regelled.) But there are differences too--for example, body hair.

The Los Angeles Times noted that Alec has chest hair "like a gorilla." Meanwhile, Billy has a decorative tuft on his chest, Stephen is baby-smooth, and Daniel has yet to take off his clothes on-screen. 2The Stanislavskian Baldwin. All the Baldwins claim to have been schooled in Method acting, studying under teachers with Russian-sounding names. Alec especially worships Marlon Brando, quoting incessantly from On the Waterfront and playing Stanley Kowalski in the Broadway revival of A Streetcar Named Desire. Film critics like to gripe that none of the Baldwins has any range: They're character actors with leading-man bodies. (Each has a niche: Alec is the ideal psychopathic villain, Daniel the hard-drinking cop, Billy the slimy pretty boy, Stephen the screwball comedian.) Several studio executives have jokingly responded that if their talents were combined in a single actor, he would be the next Cary Grant. 3 The Baldwin as Crusader. Alec has been the most outspoken politically. Touted as a potential Democratic senatorial candidate in New York, he was the main attraction of a bus tour in the Northeast, promoting campaign finance reform.

He has also lobbied for funding for the arts. Alec makes news with his caustic condemnations: He called Newt Gingrich "evil" and Alfonse D'Amato "the bozo pool attendant from Island Park." After graduating from the State University of New York at Binghamton, Billy interned for Congressman Tom Downey. Both Billy and Alec have headed the liberal actors' advocacy group the Creative Coalition. Stephen and Daniel are apolitical. Advertisement 4 The Baldwin Bad Boy. With Daniel's arrest, tabloids have dredged up the long history of Baldwins run amok. Only Billy has a reputation as a straight arrow. Most famously, Alec was arrested--and later acquitted--for allegedly punching a paparazzo and spraying shaving cream on the photographer's car windows. On the set, he is known for his temper, smashing cell phones and lobbing insults at colleagues. He once called studio executive Jeffrey Katzenberg "the eighth dwarf: Greedy." Post-college, Daniel worked as runner for a big-time bookie. (When his father died, Daniel was in jail for driving a car with stolen tags.) Stephen has abused drugs. 5 Baldwin Babes.

By reputation, Baldwins play the field, sleeping around Hollywood, then settling down with a beautiful woman. Before marrying Basinger, Alec was known as a playboy and heartbreaker. He is most famous for dumping Northern Exposure star Janine Turner weeks before their wedding. Billy married Chynna Phillips of the pop group Wilson Phillips, after flings with Madonna and Jennifer Grey. Daniel's second wife is his Homicide co-star Isabella Hofman. Stephen is married to a Brazilian artist named Kennya Deodato. 6 Baldwin Exhibitionism. Physical modesty is not a Baldwin trait. Alec and Kim Basinger actually did the deed in their sex scenes in The Getaway (1994)--unheard of in Hollywood. All but one of Billy's major movies include shots of his rear, and frontal nudity scenes from his movie Sliver were trimmed at the last minute. In Threesome (1994), Stephen participates in a ménage à trois. (A very Baldwin coincidence: Both Stephen's Threesome and Billy's Three of Hearts [1993] are about bisexual love triangles.) 7 Baldwin Birth Order. No profile makes the obvious application of Frank Sulloway's controversial birth-order theory.

Sulloway contends that firstborn children are moralistic, eager to please their parents, and easily angered. (All of which apply to Alec.) Middle children are compromisers. (Billy is said to be the family peacemaker.) And later-born offspring are rebellious (the case with Stephen). In Sulloway's theory, as in life, Daniel is the category-defying, black sheep Baldwin. BIOGRAPHY: Alec Baldwin Lifetime twitter BIOGRAPHY The handsome actor started out with a string of hit films and Kim Basinger at his side. A series of flops and one divorce later, the most famous Baldwin brother is fighting back. Alec Baldwin’s full name is Alexander Rae Baldwin III. He is the second of six children, and was born into an Irish-American Catholic family in Massapequa, Long Island, New York. Baldwin has three brothers, Daniel, Stephen and William, and two sisters, called Jane and Elizabeth. Baldwin and his brothers were all educated at Alfred G. Berner High School in Nassau County, and Baldwin graduated in the class of 1976.

His younger brother Daniel both played football at High School under the tuition of the famous coach Bob Reifsnyder, who is a member of the College Football Hall of Fame. Although Baldwin’s background is usually described as Irish-American, he is actually of very mixed ancestry indeed. He has English, Irish and German forbears on his father’s side of the family, and French and Canadian ancestry on his mother’s side; his maternal grandmother came from Nova Scotia, and his paternal great-grandmother, Helen Irene McNamara was born in Ireland! After graduating from high school, Baldwin enrolled at George Washington University in 1976, but then transferred to New York University to read for a Bachelor of Arts degree in Drama. He curtailed his studies, however, and didn’t actually return to complete his degree until 1994. Instead, he opted to study acting at the famous Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute, where his tutors were Elaine Aiken and Geoffrey Horne. He also worked as a busboy at the famous New York night-spot, Studio 54, which gave him the opportunity to rub shoulders with celebrities of all stripes. Drama is clearly in the Baldwin blood, for all three of his brothers are also well-known actors.

His brother Daniel has acted in 'Homicide: Life on the Street', his brother William had a role in the movie 'Backdraft', and brother Stephen has acted in 'The Usual Suspects'. Since finishing his drama studies, Baldwin has pursued a multi-level acting career, and has divided his energies equally between screen acting for film and TV, and performing live on stage. His first major role on TV was as Billy Aldrich on the daytime soap called 'The Doctors', which aired from 1980 - 1982. Baldwin then appeared briefly in the short-lived series 'Cutter to Houston' before landing a major role in the new series, 'Knot’s Landing', which turned out to be his first really big break. In 'Knot’s Landing', he co-starred as the preacher son of Julie Harris. Baldwin then spent the next few years appearing widely on TV, before turning his attention to film acting in 1986. He made his big screen debut with a minor role in the feature film, 'She’s Having A Baby', which he swiftly followed with key roles in 'Beetle juice' (1987) and 'Working Girl' (1988).

These two latter movies both both became high earners at the box office, which served to raise Baldwin’s profile considerably as the Eighties drew to a close. Baldwin's next starring role was as Jack Ryan in 'The Hunt for Red October', which proved to a box-office blockbuster, grossing over $100 million! But sadly, he wasn’t invited to continue playing the role of Jack Ryan in the subsequent Tom Clancy movies, and his character’s role went to Harrison Ford instead. But the 1990s were not without critical film success for Alec Baldwin. In 1991, he played a leading role in the ensemble movie 'Glengarry Glen Ross', alongside Jack Lemmon and Al Pacino, and was generally considered to have given the best performance in that highly challenging role. Also in 1991, he had a lead role in a movie called 'The Marrying Man', where he also happened to meet his future wife, Kim Basinger. The movie was lambasted by the critics, but since romance had blossomed, Baldwin was not phased by the harsh reviews!

He appeared opposite Kim again (who had by now become his wife) in 1994 in a film called 'The Getaway', which was a remake the original movie that had been shot 22 years earlier. In 1993, Alec also played the part of Lamont Cranston AKA The Shadow in the movie of the same name. Baldwin’s critical reception has fluctuated at times since the late 1990s, when his movies included several drama-packed thrillers, such as 'The Edge', and 'The Juror', where he starred opposite Demi Moore, as well as 'Heaven’s Prisoners'. Since 2000, he has tended to focus his career energies on playing character roles. He was nominated for an Academy Award for his performance in the 2003 movie, 'The Cooler'. Since then he has also worked with Leonardo di Caprio in 'The Aviator' and in the gripping drama movie, 'The Departed', directed by Martin Scorsese. Like many other leading Hollywood actors, Baldwin has also played several key roles as a voice actor, including the films 'Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within' and 'Thomas The Tank Engine and Friends'.

Baldwin is famous for having hosted 'Saturday Night Live' no less than 15 times (as of 15 May 2010), and is allegedly one of only two people who have standing invitations to come and host the show whenever they like, the other person being fellow actor Christopher Walken! Baldwin returned to the small screen in 2006 to star in the NBC sitcom '30 Rock', opposite Tina Fey, and his work on this production earned him several awards. Teaming up with Sarah Michelle Gellar, he starred in the romantic comedy 'Suburban Girl' (2007), which received mixed reviews. The same year saw the release of his film 'Brooklyn Rules'. Sticking with comedy, Baldwin starred in 'My Best Friend's Girl' in 2008 and it was during this year that he was rewarded with a Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor, an Emmy Award and a Golden Globe Award for his role in 30 Rock. He also returned as Makunga in the animated movie 'Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa' and produced and starred in independent comedy entitled 'Lymelife' in the same year.

After starring alongside Cameron Diaz in 2009 drama 'My Sister’s Keeper', Alec went on to receive a BAFTA Award nomination for best supporting actor in 'It’s Complicated', which also featured Meryl Streep and Steve Martin. A box office success, the romantic comedy received generally mixed reviews and was nominated for a number of awards. Although he did not appear in any 2010 feature film releases, Baldwin was in the spotlight as a co-host of the 82nd Academy Awards alongside Steve Martin. He then joined Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones in 3D sci-fi action comedy 'Men in Black III', which was released in 2012. Baldwin has punctuated his television and movie career with frequent stretches of acting on Broadway and the New York stage. In 1986, he made his Broadway debut playing in Joe Orton’s 'Loot', alongside Zoe Wanamaker, Joseph Maher and Charles Keating. In 1998, he starred in the title role of Macbeth at the public theatre, playing opposite Angela Bassett and Live Schreiber.

Other Broadway productions that Baldwin has starred in include Caryl Churchill’s play 'Serious Money', with Kate Nelligan and an acclaimed production of Tennessee Williams’ 'A Streetcar Named Desire'. Baldwin’s stellar performance in this play, which also featured Jessica Lange and James Gandolfini and Aida Turturro, won him a Tony Award nomination for Best Actor. He also received an Emmy Award nomination for the television version of this play, which once again also starred Jessica Lange. Although Baldwin has achieved considerable success with his acting both on the stage, and in movie and television, his personal life is frequently marked by scandal. He is often depicted in the tabloids as having a volatile temper and is noted for his fiery outbursts of anger. Whilst starring in an off-Broadway production of 'Entertaining Mr Sloane', his co-star Jan Maxwell allegedly quit the show early on account of Baldwin’s temper tantrums, which he later blamed on the high temperature in the theatre. Baldwin's divorce proceedings with Kim Basinger have also attracted many column inches in the tabloids. His high-profile marriage to Kim came to an end in 2000, when the couple sought an official separation.

Newspaper reports of the subsequent divorce proceedings featured allegations that Kim Basinger was physically and emotionally abused during the marriage - all of which are totally unproven. His attorneys issued several counter-claims, denying Basinger’s charges, and stating that she herself had a wide range of mental and psychological problems which remained to be treated, and also claimed that she was an alcoholic. In 2004, Baldwin was awarded ongoing custody of his daughter Ireland, as well as joint legal custody. Baldwin is on record as stating that he would like to re-marry and have more children, as the only time he feels truly happy is when he’s spending time with his daughter. Baldwin also has a keen interest in politics, and is an active Socialist - so much so, that it has frequently been rumoured that he may one day run for public office. Baldwin has attracted a great deal of media attention on account of his strong criticisms of the Bush Administration, and was once publicly forced to recant a statement he had made saying that Dick Cheney was a terrorist! Baldwin has strong left-wing views, and serves on the Board of an organisation called People for the American Way.

A reporter for the New York Times once asked Baldwin what would be his ideal office to run for, and he replied: 'If I ran for anything I would like to be Governor of New York.' Time alone will tell whether Baldwin’s political dreams will come true… watch this space. Stephen Andrew Baldwin - Genealogy Genealogy Join the world's largest family tree Gender Share your family tree and photos with the people you know and love Build your family tree online Share photos and videos Son of Alexander Rae Baldwin, Jr. and <private> Baldwin (Martineau) Husband of <private> Baldwin (Deodato) Father of <private> Baldwin and <private> Baldwin Brother of Alec Baldwin ; <private> Keuchler (Baldwin); Daniel Leroy Baldwin ; William "Billy" Baldwin and <private> Sasso (Baldwin) Occupation: Alexander Rae Baldwin, <Private> Baldwin (born Newcomb) Siblings: Alexander Rae Baldwin, <Private> Baldwin (o.s.

Newcomb) Siblings: Alexander Rae Baldwin, William Baldwin, Daniel Leroy Baldwin Partner: Alexander Rae Baldwin, <Private> Newcomb Siblings: May 12 1966 - Massapegua, Nassau County, NY Parents: Alexander Rae Baldwin, Carolyn Newcomb Baldwin לבית Martineau Siblings: May 12 1966 - Massapegua, Nassau County, NY Parents: Alexander Rae Baldwin, <Private> Baldwin Siblings: May 12 1966 - Massapegua, Nassau County, NY Parents: Alexander Rae Baldwin, Carolyn Newcomb Baldwin (born Martineau) Siblings: Alexander Rae Baldwin, <Private> Baldwin (born Martineau) Siblings: May 12 1966 - Massapequa, New York, U.S.

Parents: Alexander Rae Baldwin, <Private> Newcombe (born Baldwin) Siblings: Alexander Rae "alec" Baldwin, Daniel Leroy Baldwin, William Joseph Baldwin, <Private> Sasso, <Private> Keuchler Partner: Alexander Rae Baldwin, <Private> Baldwin (born Martineau) Siblings: ...aniel Leroy Baldwin, William Joseph "billy" Baldwin, <Private> Sasso (born Baldwin), <Private> Keuchler (born Baldwin) Partner: Alexander Baldwin, <Private> Baldwin (born Newcomb) Siblings: Alexander Rae Baldwin, Daniel Baldwin, William Baldwin Wife: Alexander Rae Baldwin, Carol Newcomb Baldwin (born Martineau) Siblings: Elizabeth Keuchler (born Baldwin), Alexander Rae Baldwin, Daniel Leroy Baldwin, William Baldwin, <Private> Sasso (born Baldwin) Wife: May 12 1966 - Massapequa, Oyster Bay, Nassau, NY Parents: Alexander Rae Baldwin, Carolyn Newcomb Baldwin (born Martineau) Siblings: ...n Baldwin), Alexander Rae "alec" Baldwin, Daniel Leroy Baldwin, William Joseph "billy" Baldwin, Jane Anne Sasso (born...

Wife: Stephen Andrew Baldwin is an American actor and the youngest of the Baldwin brothers. He is married to Kennya Baldwin, the daughter of Grammy Award winning Brazilian musician, record producer and arranger, Eumire Deodato. Baldwin is one of the few Hollywood actors versatile enough to boast roles in everything from The Usual Suspects (1995) to Bio-Dome (1996). Equally adept at comedy and drama, Baldwin's popularity surged in the '90s and carried the increasingly busy actor into a series of low-budget action thrillers. A Massapequa, NY, native, Baldwin gained notice in his teens as a successful opera singer and took home top prizes in numerous local competitions. Opting for a career as an actor a few short years later, the aspiring thespian refined his talents at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts before making his way to the screen in the mid-'80s. Baldwin made his film debut in the 1987 made-for-TV feature The Prodigious Mr. Hickey, with small screen appearances in Family Ties and China Beach soon to follow.

In 1989, he took a featured role in the short-lived television Western The Young Riders. His feature career gained momentum with the adaptation of Hubert Selby Jr.'s Last Exit to Brooklyn (1989), and it wasn't long before he was turning up in such highbrow Hollywood fare as Born on the Fourth of July. After putting his Young Riders experience to good use in Mario Van Peebles' Posse (1993), Baldwin turned up in the Hollywood sex comedy Threesome (1994). It was around this time that roles in 8 Seconds and A Simple Twist of Fate (also 1994) began to catch the attention of the movie-going public. The following year's The Usual Suspects, however, found the rising star gaining both top billing and the best reviews of his career. Taking top billing as a criminal taken in by police for questioning following a truck hijacking, Baldwin's kinetic and humorous performance propelled him through such comedies as Bio-Dome (1996) and Fled (both 1996).

Taking a stab at dramatic action with One Tough Cop (1998), the film did little to forward public perception of Baldwin as a serious actor, although he would make a successful transition into thrillers with Scarred City (1999) and Mercy (2000). His roles in big-budget Hollywood fare began decreasing after that, but the youngest Baldwin sibling was still as busy as ever with an average of four films per year. In 2002, he took to the screen for the comedy sequel Slap Shot 2: Breaking the Ice. In September 2006, Baldwin released the book titled, The Unusual Suspect, which details highlights from his personal life, career, days of drug abuse and ultimately his turn to becoming a born-again Christian after the 9/11 attacks. In the same year, Baldwin, Mario D'Ortenzio and Bobby Brewer founded Breakthrough Ministries, which was designed to utilize extreme sports as a ministry via arena tours, which were referred to as, "AsSalt Tours," and featured extreme sports celebrities, with Christian Hosoi being the most notable one. In 2007 Daniel Southern joined Baldwin as President of his ministries.

In late 2008 Baldwin formed a for-profit organization called Antioch Ministry, which exists "to facilitate the gifts and calling of Stephen Baldwin." In 2009 Baldwin and Southern launched a third ministry called "Now More Than Ever" designed to reach enlisted men and women in the military around the world. In 2008, Baldwin teamed up with conservative, evangelical Christian talk-radio host Kevin McCullough to put together a Saturday radio show called, "Baldwin/McCullough Xtreme Radio." As of April 18, 2009, the show airs on more than 195 stations and in more than 370 cities across the country. Baldwin conducts his portion of the program from the Miami studios of WMCU-AM, produced in part by South Florida broadcaster Dave Mitchell. Filmography Daniel Baldwin Biography | Biography World | Daniel Baldwin Biography Daniel Baldwin was born on October 5, 1960. He is an American actor, producer and director. He is one of the "Baldwin brothers", with brothers William, Stephen and Alec.

Biography Daniel Baldwin was born in Massapequa, Long Island, New York to an Irish American Catholic family with distant French roots. Daniel was divorced from Cheryl Baldwin with whom he had a daughter by the name of Kahlea who was born in 1985, and actress Elizabeth Baldwin (1990 - 1996) with whom he had two daughters. He is presently married to actress Isabella Hofmann, and they have one child, a son by the name of Atticus who was born on 13 July 1996. Atticus was named after the character in Daniel's favorite movie To Kill a Mockingbird from 1962. Besides his three famous actor brothers, Alec, Stephen, and William, Daniel has a sister named Jane Sasso and a sister named Elizabeth Keuchler. He is also the cousin of actor Joseph Baldwin. His mother, Carol Martineau Baldwin, is a breast cancer survivor and the founder of the Carol M. Baldwin Breast Care Center of the University Hospital and Medical Center at Stony Brook.

From 1993 to 1995, Daniel Baldwin was a regular on the cast of the television series Homicide: Life on the Street. His wife, Isabella Hofmann, also acted in the series. In 2005, Daniel Baldwin was featured in VH1's Celebrity Fit Club, a reality show in which overweight celebrities compete to see who can shed the most pounds. Baldwin is the team captain of "The Eastsiders," which also features rapper Biz Markie, plus-size model Mia Tyler, and actor Joe Gannascoli (or, in Biz's words, "Joe Scanoli"). Daniel Baldwin leads his team by example, and is known for devising crafty schemes to sabotage the weight-loss efforts of the members of the opposing team, "Ralphie's Angels", later "the FB'" captained by Judge Mablean Ephriam from Divorce Court, later Ralphie May. Baldwin's own health habits are the subject of much debate.

On the show, Baldwin claims to have "been sober now for a number of years," but rumors persist that he was spotted severely inebriated in Cambridge, Massachusetts, as recently as last year Whilst on Fit Club Baldwin became addicted to painkillers and later walked in late to the 6th weigh-in under the influence a fact he later admitted to three months after the recording of the final weigh-in he failed to attend. Daniel Baldwin has also recently starred in the science fiction/mystery series Anonymous Rex, based on the novels of Eric Garcia. Trivia Daniel Baldwin spent two weeks in Anacapa by the Sea in mid-early 1994, for a problem with cocaine. Daniel was admitted to a hospital in "critical condition" after he was found in his hotel room suffering from a suspected drugs overdose on 2 February 1998 Daniel refused to appear on Saturday Night Live with his brothers for a Family Feud sketch. He was replaced by Tim Meadows, who was "the cousin". Police sources tell that Daniel was arrested on April 22, 2006, after cops received a call that a woman had been threatened at the Ocean Park Motel in Santa Monica.

Entertainment media site TMZ reports that police uncovered cocaine and arrested two men, one of which was Daniel Baldwin. Bail was set at $10,000.00. This Daniel Baldwin Biography Page is Copyright Biography World ï¿½ 2004 - 2010 Adam Baldwin (Creator) - TV Tropes Adam Baldwin You need to login to do this. Get Known if you don't have an account Share YMMV Adam Baldwin (no relation to the "Baldwin brothers"—Alec, William, Daniel, and Stephen) is an American actor who's made a name for himself playing military, law enforcement, and general badass types in TV and movies, fitting him as he is a fairly large, strong guy (standing about 6'4). Some of his semi-major roles include The X-Files , Stargate SG-1 , Wyatt Earp, and Independence Day . What really put him into the public focus was his role as the Anti-Hero criminal Jayne Cobb in the cult sci-fi series Firefly . Since then, he's also known for his role as premiere badass John Casey in Chuck .

Born in February 27, 1962 in Chicago , he graduated from New Trier Township High School East, a school that produced many other well-known actors and actresses, including Charlton Heston , Rock Hudson, and Rainn Wilson , as well as half of Fall Out Boy . Baldwin also works as a voice actor, and voiced Hal Jordan, the Silver Age Green Lantern on Justice League , along with fellow Firefly stars Nathan Fillion , Gina Torres , and Morena Baccarin (they never appeared in the same episode, though). Currently blogs on the political blog Big Hollywood and Twitter. He is a registered Democrat but describes himself as a "small government conservative libertarian." Notable roles:

Question: What is the surname of the American acting brothers Alec, Stephen, Daniel and William?
Answer: BALDWIN